Back in 2001, John Deere launched its 500 sprayer range at the top end of the ‘mounted’ sector. Most intriguing feature? Without question, it was the parallelogram boom suspension system – a neat geometry that designers had previously struggled to incorporate within the weight distribution limits of a linkage-mounted sprayer. profi delves deeper
Driving impression: John Deere 512 mounted sprayer
Back in 2001, John Deere launched its 500 sprayer range at the top end of the ‘mounted’ sector. Most intriguing feature? Without question, it was the parallelogram boom suspension system – a neat geometry that designers had previously struggled to incorporate within the weight distribution limits of a linkage-mounted sprayer. profi delves deeper
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